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Risk factors for work-related asthma in health workers with exposure to diverse cleaning agents in two African health care settings
Background: Health workers (HWs) are exposed to a wide range of chemicals used for cleaning and disinfection. This has been largely attributed to the ever-increasing demand for effective cleaning and disinfection in hospital settings in an effort to prevent healthcare associated infections. Over the...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2020
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